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Basha swim, dive team results Junior golf club offered at Bear Creek
Basha High School’s Swim and Dive team participated in its first meet of the Students ages 6 to 11 can participate in an after-school golf club at the Bear
season against Marcos De Niza. Although both the girls’ and boys’ teams lost to Creek Golf Complex in Chandler this school year. Each four-week session includes
Marcos, there were some “impressive” personal performances that bode well for eight one-hour classes, meeting twice per week on either Monday and Wednesday
the future, according to Cheri Courtney, a Basha High Aquatics Booster member. or Tuesday and Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m.
Staci Fellows, a returning senior for Basha took first place in the 100-yard Children enrolled in the Junior Golf Youth Club are introduced to the basic
butterfly and the 100-yard breaststroke. Nick El-Tawil, a junior, placed first in the principles and fundamentals of golf. They learn putting, chipping, pitching, bunker
200-yard individual medley and second in the 100-yard butterfly. Danielle Smith shots and the full swing with irons and woods during each session. In addition,
took first in girls’ diving with 138.38 points. safety, golf etiquette, sportsmanship and the rules of golf are emphasized.
Andrew Marxman, a returning senior and team captain, took second place in the Two age groups, 6 to 8 and 9 to11, play golf on Bear Creek’s Cub Course one day
200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard backstroke, while the team’s caption, senior per week and receive instruction on the other day.
Chelsea Courtney, placed first in the 100-yard backstroke and third in the 100-yard Youth Club sessions dates are: Oct. 22 through Nov. 16; Nov. 26 through Dec. 20;
freestyle. Jan. 14 through Feb. 7, 2008; Feb. 11 through Mar. 6, 2008; Mar. 31 through April 24,
Bobby Courtney, a freshman, took first place in the 100-yard freestyle with a 2008; and April 28 through May 23, 2008.
personal best time of 59.14. He also took third in the 100-yard butterfly. Youth Club fees are $80 per session, per child, and include PGA
Professional instruction, unlimited range balls and Cub course access during
classes. Each child participating in the camps also pays an annual registration fee
of $45, which covers all instruction booklets and materials from US Kids Golf, plus
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a hat and a sleeve of golf balls. Children previously enrolled in the 2007 Summer
The Hamilton High School Boys’ Golf Team opened the 2007 season at the Boulder
Junior Golf Camps are not required to pay this fee.
Creek Invitational at Anthem Country Club, followed by the Tournament of Champions in
For program details and registration forms, visit www.bearcreekgolfcomplex.
Kinsport, TN. com, click on Golf Instruction and scroll down to Junior Golf Programs, or call
The Huskies competed in this invitation-only event for the first time this year. They hope
480-883-8200. Completed registration forms with payment can be delivered to the
to win an impressive third straight 5A Division I State Championship.
Bear Creek Golf Complex Golf Shop at 500 E. Riggs Rd. Session sizes are limited,
Teams in the field consist of high school state championship teams from around the and registrations are accepted on a space available basis.
country including Virginia, Tennessee, Utah, Florida, Wyoming, Georgia and Kentucky.
Rebecca Lopez of Chandler-Gilbert Community College was one of 22 Maricopa
Community College students awarded $1,500 scholarships from USA Funds, the nation’s Phoenix Girls Chorus auditioning
leading education-loan guarantor, as part of more than $8.3 million in scholarships USA
Seven-year-old girls with a clear voice and the desire to excel in vocal and choral
Funds has awarded to 5,623 low-to-moderate-income students nationwide to help them
pursue higher education.
performance are invited to audition for the Phoenix Girls Chorus’ Treble Choir, one of
five choir levels performing as the Phoenix Girls Chorus.
Edward H. Lee, Iris T. Lee and Philip H. Lee from Hamilton High were among about
Auditions during September are by appointment only and can be made by calling
16,000 semifinalists in the 53rd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These students
continue in the competition for $34 million in Merit Scholarships. Other Chandler students
the Phoenix Girls Chorus office at 602-252-5562. A $10 audition fee is payable at the
vying for scholarships include Bruce S. Cabanayan, Corey L. Kinsinger, Aaron P.
time of the audition.
Pribadi and Rebekah Yang from Chandler High and Shauna L. Casey, Risa A. Garcia,
Girls attending auditions should prepare a simple song and bring the sheet music or
Margaret C. Goldberg, Michael D. Malpiedi and Corey J. Vaughan from Seton
a non-vocal CD of their chosen song to their scheduled audition. Songs permitted for
Catholic. Merit Scholarship awards will be offered in the spring of 2008. the audition should be in one of the following musical genres: classical, folk, spiritual,
show tunes or Broadway. Rock, pop and country and western songs are not allowed at
the auditions.
For more information, call 602-252-5562 or visit the Phoenix Girls Chorus website at
www.girlschorus.org.
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